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Hi, PZ let's try to break this apart
tribe is going on together miner's
The miners cherish country they belongs> they belong to.
they'll going forward fighting enemies. > they will go forward to fight (will going is incorrect)
Articles are missing before nation, battle.

Wow! This is bad! Sorry Pinhas. If it wasn't you doing this translation, I would've sworn it was GT.
The Russian is too cryptic for me, so I won't bother with whether you got the meaning across.
But as for the English, I'll try to make it make sense. (Wish me luck, this won't be easy.)

The modern era was made great by labor,
as well as expanding where people live and traveled roads.
Stakhanov's band of miners go on together.
They're going into battle for coal.
Stakhanov's tribe of miners go on together.
They're going into battle for coal.

The miners blow up the stratified dirt,
they're forcing through the layers of coal.
The miners' strength reflects the strength of the people
and they are warmed by the Chief's caress.
The miners' strength reflects the strength of the people
and they are warmed by the Chief's caress.

In times of peace and especially in wartime,
the miners cherish their beloved land.
Stakhanov's band of miners will go forward.
They will go forward fighting enemies.
Stakhanov's band of miners will go forward,
They will go forward fighting enemies

Thank you Phil. Don't see a lot of corrections. So, please don't scare me with such severe first words.
Band istead of tribe is interestung choice. Sounds musically.

L1 and L2 lines literally:

"The labour glorified the country and the time as well ashome expanses of the traversed roads."

By the way, GT make the following translation:

He glorified his country labor and time.
The native space of the tried and tested roads.
Go ahead Stakhanov tribe
Miners go to a battle over the corner!
Go ahead Stakhanov tribe
Miners go to a battle over the corner!

By exploding the cargo of a rock,
The seams of coal depth passing
Strong miners by the power of the people
And warmed by the caress of the leader.
Strong miners by the power of the people
And warmed by the caress of the leader.

And in peacetime, and in combat time
Its country miners road.
Go ahead Stakhanov tribe
Go ahead to smash the enemy in battle!
Go ahead Stakhanov tribe
Go ahead to smash the enemy in battle!

I didn't mean to insult you. So sorry. However, GT translates things word per word, and uses several terms which really should not be used as their first choice. I suggest that if you ever want to use these words, you change them into something much more complicated in English.

IDOL. (although it's not in this song, I see it a LOT. I have no idea what IDOL means in Russian, but in English it is some sort of small trinket that people pray to (as part of their religion), OR it means some famous person who you would like to be. It means nothing else! If you don't mean one of these two things, it MUST be made clear what it is, when translating to English.

TRIBE: This word is almost exclusively used with Native American (or Aborigine) groups. All other groups of people use other terms. In this case, a "band" sounds OK. It doesn't mean they are playing instruments in this case. LOL

EPOCH: GT will literally translate the Russian word for "epoch" as "epoch", even though we mainly use "era" for it nowadays. So, if in the future you see the Russian word "epoch" use "era". "In the modern ERA". "epoch" is really only used when talking scientifically, about past times (like when dinosaurs roamed the Earth) "geological epoch".

The labour glorified the modern epoch
and home expanses of the traversed roads.

I understand that this line is hard to translate into English, even I would have to think about it for a long time. But, it has some very GT words in it. Still, you should think about who is doing this. In this case, no one. Normally we would use the passive voice to get such a sentence across, if no subject is doing it.

Labor was glorified in the modern era.

And once again, "home expanses" and "traversed roads" are really too literal, and sound GT. I really have NO IDEA what these means. I assume it means something like, "people started living in places where they didn't live previously, and road were built where there were no roads before." It's so easy to express complicated ideas like this in Russian with two words, the same is NOT true in English. English is a language of VERBS, Russian is a language of ADJECTIVES and NOUNS. There are so many times when Russians simply say an adjective and a noun and leave out all the verbs, and it's up to the English speaker to fill in the blanks. Unfortunately, our traditions and fokelore are so different that an English speaker may fill in the blanks incorrectly. I suggest that if you ever see a Russian adjective and noun that mean more than just those specific words, and no verbs are in the sentence, you should add a few verbs to help us English speakers to understand the meaning.
In this case, I would suggest something like this, however, you could say it many different ways:

"Labor was glorified in the modern era,
as homes and roads were built where there were none before."

Once again, sorry. Didn't mean to insult you at all. Accept my apology.

Phil,
you kinda misunderstood completely what is the subject of this line. Labour (Labor) is performing the action, not an era.
And no one expanding anything there. It is just another object that was glorified.
also didn't like "home expanses" but forgot to point it out.
No one blows dirt there either.
Thanks for pointing out on "Apostrophes use after the letter S"

For PZ:
I would recommend Nation instead of a Tribe, to please Phil, even though he is not a Raiders fan.

EDIT: Phil, please explain why no one is using apostrophes in "raiders fan",etc

As far as I understand, I should delete "the" before coal and put in before "people"
И верь после этого политикам, когда они говорят, что главное богатство страны - люди!
42, I've used nation instead of people and refused to avoid the "the". But it was flase hope.

I like the word "family" more then tribe or band. Phil, what about "family"?
Idol in modern russian is about pop-stars. I can't use Idol if I speak about Stalin. The better is Father, but it's the word of syllables and the stress is on 2nd.

No word "epoch" in original text. "the labour glorified the country and the time (times)". Epoch is my fantasy.
Labour is a main hero of this song, it was an idol of Stalin's prewar time. That's why Stakhanovite movement was so important for USSR. The country was preparing to big war.

I've tried to take the majority of Phil corrections. Thanks!
The word "племя" is very exotic in russian, the same way as in english. It's about Indian or ancient people in russian too, so I've kept it.